Dogs are able to recognize over 150 words. According to a study published in the journal Science, dogs’ brains process words in a similar way as human brains. For example, when you say ‘Good boy!’ to your dog, the left and right side of the brain work together to find the word meaning. One side focuses on the word itself, the other side on the emotion (which it determines based on intonation; how you say the word). The reward center of the dog’s brain is only activated when both sides agree the word means praise.
2. When a puppy is born, it can’t see or hear anything; it’s blind and deaf. Puppies are also born without any teeth. So, the first sense a puppy experiences is touch. Therefore, when you pick up a little pup, be very gentle with it!
3. It takes about one to two weeks for a puppy to open its eyes
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By closely monitoring its tail, you can tell how a dog is feeling. If it’s a big helicopter-like rotation, you’re looking at a very friendly dog. However, if the tail moves up and down rapidly, in a stiff motion, the dog is excited and focused.
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